>>>Again, a law does mean nothing here... Theres no need for an extra one. It will help nobody but those that will quietly and harming nobody alter the rooms will be harmed. That's the only reason for such law, to criminalize people.
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>Just for clarity, the OSHA arm of the US Labor Department regulates workplace restrooms and in 2015 it wrote that “Restricting employees to using only restrooms that are not consistent with their gender identity, or segregating them from other workers by requiring them to use gender-neutral or other specific restrooms, singles those employees out and may make them fear for their physical safety.” OSHA said that being allowed to choose the facilities you want to use, irrespective of biological sex or appearance, is both a human rights and a safety issue. As gender identity is self-determined and non-mentored, effectively this means anybody can use any facility by claiming to identify as that gender. Discussion flowed with various groups claiming that their feelings in the matter ought to determine law. It culminated with North Carolina issued a law saying you're to use the gender facilities on your birth certificate. IMHO this blunt instrument was not intended to criminalize anybody except the apocryphal pervert claiming to believe they're a girl so they can lurk where they oughtn't. Seems to me that we're seeing a wildly swinging pendulum here with common sense as usual somewhere in between.
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>One potential outcome will be unsegregated toilets so nobody can complain of exclusion. However, there's a groundswell of women observing that sometimes you don't know what you've got till its gone. The opportunity to hitch up your bra in front of the mirror or touch up your makeup without smirking male observers, for instance. Dudes will be right there looking in the same mirror, washing their hands or hoiking in the basin. Not all women want that and it's unclear why their feelings on the matter are less valid than anybody else's, especially since it's women being accused of harassment of Trans people wanting to use the ladies'.

I consider the NC law other then you do.
Possibly I would be annoyed if the mens restroom gets crowded with woman blocking the sink to put a new layer of paint on too. Doing the chatter. Can do without.

This is all a lot of noice about nothing.